studios, this is kpix5 news. >> now at 5:00, shots fired on the san jose state campus. the library left covered with bullet holes. this morning, the search is on for the shooter. >> plus, climate activists march all around the world. the events happening right here in the bay area. >> and ahead of this busy fall travel season, we ask an expert what you need to know before you book. >> it is friday, september 20, good morning, i'm kenny choi. >> and i'm michelle griego. it's friyay, and we're saying yay. good morning, mary. >> we're looking at great weather. with temperatures as we head through the afternoon, a little warmer compared to yesterday. maybe you are saying yay, too. temperatures on the cooler said this morning. might want to grab that jacket first thing as you head out the door. here's a live look of the bay bridge. you can see temperatures in the 50s and in the low 60s this morning. taking you through the afternoon, you won't need that

jacket. later today with that sunshine and temperatures warming up to above average for this time of year. for the coast, mid to upper 60s. for the bay, mid to upper 70s. and check out our inland locations. as we head through the day, with plenty of sunshine across our region and we are going to continue with temperatures climbing as we head through the next several days. details on this coming up. how is it looking out there in traffic? >> it's looking busy on 580 early this morning. we have another trouble spot. this just reported by chp. you can see an interesting traffic pattern in our live shot, just as you approach the dublin interchange. there's a slowdown there, probably where that crash is. so you'll see a couple cars blocking lanes. it is reported to be in those middle lanes. that's the case in this live shot. a little slow as you approach the scene. hopefully, less cars on the roadway. east of there, we were dealing with delays anyway. 62 minutes, i think that

improved just a bit. 34 minutes now. much better news. looks like they clear things over to the right shoulder. westbound 280, that's only a 34 minute drive time. much better news, once you hit that trouble spot, traffic is getting around it okay. bay bridge looking good. it is friday light with no delays coming out of oakland, emeryville, as you head into san francisco. >> 5:02 right now. police in san jose are searching for the person who shot a gun multiple times in the downtown area last night. the bullets shattered several windows on the san jose state campus. jackie ward is live near the scene in san jose this morning. jackie, where does the investigation stand right now? >> reporter: the shooter is still out there. police are doing everything they can to locate that person. right now, there is yellow tape, as you can see behind me. we are in front of the martin luther king, jr., library at san jose state. witnesses tell us they heard five gun shots around 6:21 last

night. at least two of those bullets hit windows here at the library, shattering them, destroying them really. three other bullet holes of the parking garage half a block away. also seven or eight stories high. no one was hurt or hit by one of the bullets. university police issued an alert shortly before 7:00 p.m. and told people to avoid the area. in the library when it happened. >> they are like, you can't go through the front, there's a shooting going on. they redirected us toward the back of the library. >> this is the incident involving a gun at san jose state in as many days. campus police arrested a 17- year-old here on campus after they said he made threats on social media. they found him armed with this loaded semi-automatic handgun, ammunition, and a knife. that campus alert was lifted just before 7:00 last night. excuse me, 9:00 last night. if you have any information about what happened, you're

asked to call san jose police at 911. live from san jose state, jackie ward, kpix5. >> i'm anne makovec. the global climate strike is underway. this is something we'll be seeing here in the u.s. in the coming hours. young people across the globe calling for action today to save the planet before it's too late. there are almost 5,000 events taking place in 139 countries. trying to send a message to politicians. this started with student groups and now labor and humanitarian groups, environmental organizations, and even companies are participating in this. we are keeping an eye on some of those demonstrations around the world all morning. back to you. >> as you just saw, young people are leading today's climate strikes and marchs to draw attention to the dangers of climate change. students are also walking out of class today. marlene garcia is an incoming freshman at uc davis. she is organizing today's

strike in davis. it is designed to sound the alarm on the climate crisis ahead of the u.n. summit on monday. >> the climate crisis is something major, where we only have ten, 11 years to solve this. it can be a dead end to everything. your goal is the planet, our animals. >> some students will be delivering letters to city hall as well and school district offices. let's take a live look outside at sfo. things should be getting back to normal this morning at the airport. construction is finally over on one of the busiest runways. chopper 5 captured this scene last night when crews packed up. runway 28 opened up around 8:00. a full week ahead of schedule. it is the second longest runway at the airport. the repairs delayed and canceled thousands of flights since early this month. the construction work was supposed to last 20 days, but crews finished early and the runway reopened a week ahead of schedule. now flights should start

arriving at a higher rate. sfo remains the seventh busiest airport in the country with one of the worst arrival rates. as the fall travel season begins, there's a lot that can impact your plans and we have already seen it with hurricane dorian in the bahamas. joining us now from new york is peter greenberg. good to see you. what do people need to know before traveling during hurricane season? >> reporter: your hurricane season starts as early as june and extends through november. it's all about getting your insurance ahead of time. there is travel insurance that will cover you in the event of a major storm. many resorts will offer you a hurricane guarantee. if your trip is postponed or interrupted, they will fly you back next year at their expense. here's the caveat. you have to buy the insurance before the storm is named. as long as you do that, you'll be in good shape. >> all rit, sounds like great advice. i can't believe how fast this year has gone by. so, when is the best time to

book? >> well, we already know that with the wednesday before thanksgiving is. we know when christmas is. there are no surprises there. the normal rule is 25 to 54 days out. if you don't do it in that window, every day that you delay, your air fare will go up an average $10 to $15. however, there's good news this year and that is when you come by, the power of the u.s. dollar, basically an election cycle in this country. fewer people are traveling for different reasons. and as a matter of fact, that means you benefit because there is so much extra space on planes. not just in this country, but overseas. my buying power in argentina is seven times more than it was three months ago, because they devalue their current si. same thing in turkey. same thing in parts of asia, and then you see the british pound and the euro being depressed because of all the brexit worries. that's been happening all year

round and will extend through next year. if you are thinking about holiday travel, it may be cheaper for you to travel overseas. >> that's a huge difference, from just a short time ago. all right. cbs travel editor, peter greenberg, thank you so much. >> time right now, it is 5:08. as we take a live look in houston, texas, where several barges broke loose and struck this bridge. this as tropical storm imelda turned deadly. this morning, many people are struggling to clean up after this storm dumped devastating rains in the area. imelda continues to unload dangerous flash floods. two people are dead and dozens of communities have already evacuated. at least 40 inches of rain fell, making some roads and freeways impassable. some people are now forced to abandon their homes and cars and officials in harris county say there have been more than 1700 high rescues. for some, imelda is bringing back the horror when hurricane

harvey struck two years ago. >> the thought of losing everything in my house and restarting everything again. >> got the things that were important and put them in my backpack and walked out. the water was about knee high. >> and overnight, rescue teams worked to clear the freeways of abandoned cars. some places won't see flood waters recede until this weekend. >> this morning, the nation's top housing official is catching some heat for comments he allegedly made about transgender people while visiting san francisco. according to the washington post, hud secretary, ben carson, expressed concern about quote, big hairy men coming into women's homeless shelters. the post reports he also said he is unhappy that society no longer seems to know the difference between men and women. carson visited hud san francisco office this week and people who were there tell the paper many were shocked. a hud spokesperson told the post, quote, the secretary does not use galang to refer to transgendered

individuals. any reporting to the contrary is false. in oakland this morning, police are looking person who vandalized this banner outside the offices of the oakland gay mens chorus. called for members of the group to die. the group scribbled over the hateful words and members say they are figuring out the best way to get rid of the offensive markings and restore the banner to its previous condition. time now is 5:10. a democratic presidential candidate just dropped out of the race. we'll tell you who coming up. >> plus, a white house reversal. we'll tell you about that and the change of heart on immigration and why an east bay woman says it will save her life. a strong ridge of high pressure building in and that means temperatures will be on the rise. the start of a warmup begins today. i'll let you know what you can expect in your neighborhood coming up. >> and we've had our eye on 580 this morning. two separate trouble spots. looks like one is in the clearing stages. i'll tell you what that means

for your morning drive, plus your drive times coming up. e-cigarettes. the fda said juul ignored the law with misleading health claims. now juul is pushing prop c, to overturn san francisco's e-cigarette protections. say no to juul, no to big tobacco, no to prop c.

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polls over the last couple of months. he did not qualify for the last debate. now early in the campaign, he vowed to take on president trump whom he called a bully. at this point, he contributed all he can to this race. he's not yet endorsing another candidate. back to you. >> anne, thank you. time now is 5:14. the trump administration has had a change of heart on a major immigration policy. immigrations and custom enforcement will allow deferred action request to let patients and their family members stay here in the u.s. to receive life saving medical treatment. this morning, that reversal could save an east bay woman's life. 24-year-old lives in concord with a rare genetic illness. last month, she was told she had 33 days to go back to guatemala or be deported. she was invited when she was seven years old to join a clinical trial that saved her life. her doctor said if she left the country, she would die. last week, she testified on capitol hill to urge lawmakers

from both parties to push back. while she has not received notice that she can stay, she and her family are quote, cautiously optimistic. we now wait to see whether our case will be approved as well as confirmation on the future of the program in order to give families like mine the assurance that our lives won't continue to be threatened. east bay congressman helped lead the effort to keep bueso in the country. we will continue to press the administration for answers and assurances that this program is safe from future targeting, but in the meantime, we breathe a sigh of relief. ice receives around 1,000 deferred action requests every year. many for medical or family reasons. most of them are not approved. >> 5:15 this morning. the fda vaping. health offic say mopeople have the cdc expects that number to go up. most patients say that the products contained cannabis with thc, but researchers are still unsure what exactly is

causing the illness. >> we don't have a single substance product, additive, or brand that is identified in all of the cases. until we know more while this investigation is on going. while you have health concerns, we recommend you consider not vaping and not using e- cigarettes. >> the trump administration is now moving to ban the sale of flavored e-cigarettes. let's take a live look right now at ocean beach in san francisco where lawmakers want to ban smoking at all state beaches. violators would face a $25 fine. this morning, the proposal needs the governor's signature. the proposed ban comes before tomorrow's 35th california coastal cleanup day. since 1989, records show that 7 1/2 million signature butts have been picked up at the annual event. that's 37% of all trash found s some smoking bans reduced the amount of butts found on beaches as much as 60%. this morning, muni is

cutting traffic on the streetcar line. there aren't enough operators. this affects the f market line. it takes extra training to operate those streetcars. >> 5:17. as we check muni, mass transportation, and the roads with jenna. >> those streetcars, very popular with tourists. it's too bad to hear that. it's cool to see that going down. checking the roadways right now. our hot spot has been 580 all morning long. we had a big rig crash, a big rig hit another big rig near grant line westbound 580. they cleared that out of lanes. we have this second trouble spot at isabel and working on getting this out of the two right lanes as well. we're seeing an interesting traffic pattern as you work your way westbound. not too far from where that crash is near isabel. so, we're seeing some interesting movement here. they are moving over to the right side of the roadway. looks like we are seeing that activity stuck in lanes. slow and go. it is improving just a bit.

we have a crash coming out of tracy 205 at mountain house. that's also in the clearing stages. your drive times looking better. 42 minutes, 205 to 680. pack your patience if you're hopping on 580 this morning. the rest of the bay area, very quiet. east shore freeway, very easy as you hit the roadways. 14 minutes, highway 4 to the mcarthur maze. not seeing any brake lights as of yet. 26 minutes. that's it to go from antioch over to hercules. and out of the south bay. over towards sfo, that will take you 36 minutes this morning. so, looking good for most of the bay area. bay bridge, light here. looks like traffic is clear as you head out of oakland into san francisco. not a lot going on there. an easy ride through there. most of our bay area bridges are quiet. in fact, no delays out of marin county. 101 drive looking good out of san rafael into san francisco. give yourself 11 minutes to make that trek from the richmond san rafael bridge,

south 101 to the golden gate bridge. taking a look at traffic, you can see you're looking at nice speeds along 101 and san mateo bridge off to a great start. lots of good news for me, mary, how about you? >> i love friday light. we're looking at good news in the weather department as well. as we will see that sunshine as we head through the afternoon. temperatures will be warming up above average for this time of year. here's a live look with our tower camera. looking north, and you can see sutro tower lit up, shining brightly. just blinking brightly this morning. temperatures running in the 50s to low 60s. 58 in concord. 61 oakland. 60 in san francisco. livermore, 53. san jose, 57 on this friday morning. another chilly morning for you at 51 to start off the day. your weather headlines and what you can expect, mainly clear skies. cool to chilly conditions this morning. sunny and warm as we head through the afternoon and into the weekend.

high pressure builds in. and as we look ahead to next week, hotter, dryer weather. and with offshore winds, we have an increased fire danger. so watching that closely for you. here's the reason why. the strong ridge of high pressure moving in for us. it will be the dominant weather feature over the next several days. that ridge continues to build and strengthen as we go through this week and next week as well. on future caking yo u can see all of that sunshine for tomorrow morning. a clear start to the day. and then that afternoon sun. temperatures on saturday will be the warmest that we've seen this week. and as we look ahead to next week, that ridge of high pressure moves even closer and we're going to start to get stronger offshore winds by next week. so we are going to be heating up and with those offshore winds, that higher fire danger. so elevated fire weather risk as we head through next week. of course everything is just so dry out there. so watching that closely. temperatures for today though, we are looking at highs above

average for this time of year. so, from temperatures a little bit cooler than average yesterday to now looking at above average. we'll continue with that warmup as we go through the weekend. 84 in santa clara. 87 for morgan hill. looking at 87 for concord, antioch, brentwood, and livermore. san francisco, 74. warming up for you. 75 in berkeley. 79 in oakland. looking at highs topping out at 86 for windsor. by the way, if you're heading out to the a's game, out to oakland, first pitch 7:07 tonight. mostly clear at 70 degrees. here's the seven-day forecast and what you can expect. heating up for saturday with light offshore winds. sunday, a little cooler. still above average. the first official day of fall on monday. feeling more like summer. check out tuesday. heating up and again, dryer conditions with temperatures in the upper 90s inland next tuesday. >> thank you. time now, it's 5:21. >> a warning before you fill up

your water glass. an environmental group says drinking from the tap is putting you at risk of getting cancer. we break down the new study. and let's take a live look outside. this one from our sutro camera checking out the golden gate bridge. clear conditions again. yeah, it's friday. before we go to break, let's get some laughs. >> here's a story from australia. kfc is now offering chicken themed weddings to six lucky couples in the country. food, decorations, and musical entertainment will all be provided. a kfc theme. i mean, that is one way to make sure your mum cries at your wedding. from the couldn't be prouders

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disorders. >> drinking tap water could increase your risk of cancer. that's according to a new report from the environmental working group. researcher rs say they found 22 carcinogens, including arsenic and radium in tap water. the watchdog group says there may be a health risk, even though most tap water meets the legal standards put in place by the federal government. >> a couple of barges have broken loose in that extreme flooding in houston. we are going live to that scene coming up next. plus, shots ring out on the san jose state campus last night. police continue to look for the shooter this morning. by the strolle♪s

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area studios. this is kpix5 news. now at 5:30, shots fired at san jose state. police swarm the campus. the shooter is still on the

run. >> plus, a barge breaks loose rising flood waters. we take you to the scene live in texas this morning. >> a crew member who survived the conception dive boat fire is now suing the owners of the boat. why he says the company is to blame for the tragedy. >> and is it better to reduce, reuse, or recycle? we found the three r's are not equal. how you can maximize your fight against waste. >> it is friday, september 20, i'm michelle griego. >> and i'm kenny choi. we are getting ready and warming up for the weekend. mary, it sounds like it's going to be a good weekend, if you love sun. >> that's right. love to be able to bring you good news on this friday. happy friday to you. as we are looking at plenty of sunshine over the next several days. through the weekend for sure, with temperatures heating up. here's a live look with our cam. you can see clear skies. it's a chilly start to the day. especially in santa rosa. 53 in livermore. upper 50s in concord.

good morning to you. a little bit more milder for oakland and san francisco in the low 60s. 57 right now in san jose. taking you through the day, temperatures will be warmer compared to yesterday. we are looking at above agtempu that warming trenstarts today through the weekend. 87 for a high in concord and for livermore. looking at mid 80s in san jose. 79 in oakland. and 74 in san francisco. we'll talk about that weekend forecast coming up. how is it looking in traffic? >> it is pretty busy, mary, taking 580 this morning, head's up. we have a couple crashes. one in the clearing stages at grand line. that's our slowest spot. metering lights are on. we're see ago slow ride as you work your way westbound into san francisco. sluggish conditions there. the good news is, it's friday light heading into the city. closer look here at this trouble spot along 580. you can see lots of red. coming away from 205, connecting out of tracy. you have a lot of brake lights.

this crash near isabel, looks like it's blocking one lane. that will you down. chp says an hour until they tow it off the freeway. a couple big rigs got tangled up. it looks a little bit better here. we were seeing interesting traf traffic is improving here as you connect over to 680. >> i'm jackie live in san jose where police are still searching for a person who shot off multiple gun shots last night on the san jose state campus where we are this morning. still see that cautious tape is up. those gun shots shattered multiple windows here at the dr. martin luther king, jr., library on campus. witnesses tell us they heard five gun shots around 6:21 last night. at least two bullets hit windows of the martin luther jr. library. three other bullets riddle a glass elevator shaft of a parking garage half a block away. also 7 or 8 stories high. no one was hurt or hit by any

of the bullets. university police issued an alert shortly before 7:00 p.m. and told people to avoid the area. one witness describes the response they saw after the gunfire. >> shots fired, sirens, and looked out here. >> this is the second incident involving a gun at san jose state in as many days. campus police arrested a 17- year-old here on campus after they say he made threats on social media. they found him armed with this loaded semi-automatic handgun, ammunition, and a knife. the campus alert was lifted just after 9:00 last night. san jose police are asking that if you have any information regarding this case to call 911. live from san jose state, jackie ward, kpix5. >> a new lawsuit has been filed in that dive boat tragedy in southern california. that surviving crew member is now suing the owners of the

boat. he claims the staff wasn't properly trained. this is the ten page complaint filed by conception crew member, ryan sims, suing truth aquatics and conception's owner, in the suit filed last week, sims claims the boat shouldn't have been operating. the owners were negligent, and failed to properly train crew members. the complaint also says sims broke his leg after trying to escape the fire. >> he tried to get down a ladder, flames had engulfed the ladder and so the crew that was on the bridge had jumped down to the main deck and one had broken their leg. >> this is video of sims being carried away by emergency crews after breaking his leg. sims is also accusing the company of failing to provide adequate safety equipment and says the boat wasn't properly inspected. i'm anne makovec. let's go live to houston,

texas, where there is major flooding right now. you can see -- you have waterfront property there. the entire lawn of that house has been flooded. this is widespread throughout the area and causing an issue. we have video from about an hour ago of some barges that are now lodged on a very popular bridge. that is because they broke loose near i-10. this is the san joaquin river, due to tropical storm imelda. strong currents sent those barges toward the bridge around midnight. the freeway is still closed right now as crews look for damage. they are limited in what they can do right now. so far, imelda has been blamed for two deaths in texas and louisiana. back to you. >> cal state university is warning students about counterfeit pills that may be laced with fentanyl. last weekend, campus police responded to a student who appeared to be having an overdose. officers used narcan to reverse the side effects and the

student took counterfeit percocet that contained fentanyl. >> our police department started carrying narcan in their vehicles. that was a way for us to be proactive and anticipate with the uptick nationally. >> campus police say this is the first time that officers have had to use narcan. >> drug dealing on the streets of san francisco has driven out a long time bar owner and now he says he has had enough. the open air drug sales at market and 7th just across the street from the federal building have plagued businesses there for years. but even as the city pushes to clean up the streets near city hall, the owner of the now closed mr. smith's bar says it's just not working. >> i'm dealing with organized drug dealers on my corner every day. i don't know the details or where the breakdown in the situation is. i do know police are working their tails off. it's not there. >> people are not being held accountable for their actions

and that's important. >> the d.a.'s office says 86% of drug arrests are prosecuted, but with such small amounts, they rarely stay in jail for long. >> 5:37 this morning. amazon is unveiling its plan to go carbon neutral. >> the climate pledge is to meet the goals of the paris agreement ten years early. amazon -- >> to cut emissions, jeff bezos says amazon ordered 100,000 electric delivery vans that will start hitting the roads in 2021 and plans to have 100% of its energy use come from solar panels by the year 2030. >> common question in the kitchen. recycle or toss? this morning, experts are weighing in on what you should not be throwing into your blue bin. take a look. plastics you recycle may end up in a facility like this one. long conveyer belt loaded down with bottles and containers, but loaded with items that

don't belong. large magnets pull away metal and workers still have to sort out the trash themselves. >> we get a lot of batteries that we don't want that can cause fires. at the end of all that effort, you still have to send it to a landfill. >> other big no-nos, straws, coffee cup, plastic cutlery. one woman says recycling isn't the only answer. she uses a service called loop, where you can send containers back when you need a refill. >> i would love to see a local dropoff or a place to go and refill your containers rather than shipping them back and forth. >> experts say reduce may be the most important part of the three r's. prts ive , that's reduce, e, e v packaging, and borrow, rent, or share items. we have less to reuse or recycle, reducing what you

consume can bring your carbon footprint down to size. a california joins the meatless craze. that story and much more in money watch. >> good morning. mixed day on wall street. the s & p 500 finished flat. long-term mortgage rates shot up, but are near historic lows. according to freddie mack, the average increased from 3.5 to 3.7%. a year ago, the average was 4.6%. the average rate on the 15 year, which is popular, declined to 3.2%. and another company is trying to make the impossible, possible. impossible burger makes its grocery store debut today. it will be available at markets. it will retail for nearly $12 for a 9-ounce package.

the meat to be available in other next year. kenny. >> do you hear me, dianne? love talking about food. >> i lost you there. >> it's okay. love talking about food. let's talk a little bit more about this pizza deal. big deal for pepperoni pizza. >> today is national pepperoni pizza day. the favorite topping with a few deals. papa johns offering a large pizza for $10. and buy one, get one slices all day. if you happen to be a pizza hut reward program member, you'll receive $1 medium peperoni. >> not a bad deal. but if you end up eating all that, i'm going to have to go for an extra run, do some extra yoga. >> that's true. make sure it's a carb loading

day. >> there you go. dianne, always good to see you. have a great weekend. >> good to be with you. national pizza day, who cares about the calories, right? no more counting calories. >> one exception, sure. one day a year, why not? >> time now is 5:41. a storm is headed to area 51 this morning, or is it? the facebook joke turned viral. event is set for today. we show you how alien fanatics are getting ready. >> now i want pizza for breakfast. high pressure is building in for us. temperatures will be warming up and continue on that warming trend as we head into the weekend. what you can expect in your neighborhood coming up. the bad news is, it is busy through the pass. the good news, the rest of the bay area looking friday light. your top traffic trouble spots coming up.

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we made it to the end of the workweek. here's a live look with our tower camera looking east at the bay bridge with mainly clear skies. it is 5:44. we'll talk about the warmup that is in store for us and really heating up next week. we'll talk about our fire concerns coming up. mary, thank you. happening today, hundreds of bay area nurses are walking off the job in just a few hours. in the east bay, nurses at alameda and san leandro hospitals are hitting the picket line. it's for a one day strike. in san ramone, nurses at a different hospital system are holding their own one-day strike. they are calling for investments to be made in patient care and nursing staff.

head's up pg&e customers, your bill is about to go up by several bucks starting next month. the hike is to cover its cost from major wild fires and storms in recent years. it won't pay for any of the billions of liabilities. electric bills will climb an average of $3.07 a month. gas bills will rise $1.73. both increases are set to take effect october 1. 50bg 5:45. warnings for millions of iphone users. experts say there's a flaw that can expose your stored context. apple says it will offer a fix in the next version of the operating system due for release next week. all right, what started out as a practical joke could become reality today. >> storm area 51 quickly went viral on facebook back in june with the caption, they can't stop us all.

millions of people replied they were going to the event. it was eventually deleted, but that's not stopping people from descending on the nevada desert near the once secret military research site. several alien themed events are scheduled for today. i think it's going to be one of those things where people are looking to have fun. people that come here are committed. i flew six hours. >> i would say he's committed. especially with that hat. campers could encounter overnight temperatures. the nearest gas station is 45 miles away. the u.s. air force issued stern warnings for people not to approach the gates of the nevada test and training range where area 51 is located. so, stay far away. >> kind of like burning man. >> i guess so. >> an alien theme. >> i doubt you'll see any aliens. but have fun. >> you never know. >> strange things happen.

>> you're right. >> let's get a check of the roads, it's 5:47 this morning. >> let's jump over to that 580 situation. this is difficult to decipher. we've had this trouble spot reported as two big rigs involved. a fender bender, they bumped each other there. it's blocking lanes. still at last check, hoping to have it cleared out of the lanes over to the shoulder. it's the westbound 580 in the livermore valley. but i just checked in with chp. it will take an hour to get crews on scene, to get one of these big rigs out of the driveway. it is friday light, so less cars on the roadway, that's the good news. slow and go conditions coming out of tracy. we did a trouble spot that is slowing things down as well. once you get past that mess, it looks better heading toward the dublin interchange. 205 to 680. pack your patience if you're using 580. you can use grant line as one of the alternates.

looking okay, westbound 80 looking clear from highway 4 to the mcarthur maze. no delays, antioch, as you head over to hercules. 880 oakland, both directions off to a nice start near the coliseum. no delays here. southbound 880 starting to bunch up a little bit near the hayward area. overall, if you're headed toward the san mateo bridge, you should be good to go. once you're on the bridge, it's an easy ride working your way westbound coming out of heyward, foster city, that will take you 13 minutes getting on the 101 through the peninsula, looking good this morning. 101 through san mateo. mary. >> love that. we are looking at great weather for today as well. if you liked the sunshine, we'll keep that going for you as you head through today, through the weekend, and likely into next week as well. here's a live look with our cam. looking at the golden gate there. beautiful golden gate bridge. temps mainly in the 50s, from concord at 58. 53 in livermore.

57 in san jose and the chillier spot at 51. we're milder for our oakland and for san francisco in the low 60s this morning. so your weather headlines, mainly clear skies, cool start to the day. we'll see plenty of sun and warmer weather. so warmer than yesterday and above average for this time of year today. and into the weekend. this high pressure builds in. looking ahead to next week, hotter, dryer weather for next week. that's really a concern with an increased fire weather risk. so, that increased fire danger due to strong offshore winds. we'll be watching that closely for you. that ridge of high pressure, the dominant weather feature as it continues to move in for us. again, as we head through future cast taking you hour by hour, all of that sunshine for all of us. for tomorrow morning, clear skies, temperatures even warmer for your saturday and looking ahead to early next week, as that ridge of high pressure moves closer and offshore winds, we're talking mid to upper 90s inland. early next week. and again, that high fire

danger possible because of those offshore winds. our sunrise today at 6:55. our sunset at 7:09. so daytime highs above average, running anywhere from 2 to 4 degrees above average for this time of year. 85 in sunny vail. looking at 84 for santa clara as well as for san jose. topping out at 87 from concord, antioch, as well as for brentwood. and for livermore, and pleasantton. 88 for pleasant hill. san francisco warming up to 74 degrees. 75 in berkeley. 79 in oakland. 78 for san or a, and looking at highs in the mid 80s for windsor. here's the seven-day forecast and what you can expect as we are looking at temperatures warmer still, hot conditions inland in the low 90s for tomorrow. as we head through sunday, a little bit cooler. above average. the first official day of fall on monday, feeling more like summer. there we go for tuesday, upper 90s inland. kenny. >> thank you. this morning, sega is going old

school. the console maker from the 16 bit era of video games just unveiled a mini genesis console that sin spired by the original system. sega genesis made its north american debut in 1989. i remember that. the company is also bringing back some of its classic games like sonic the hedgehog, and castlevania bloodlines. the price tag about $80. >> i used to like playing sonic. >> i was more of a nintendo guy. those are pretty cool, too. time now, 5:51. >> ditching class for diego. a california school heartbroken over the brutal attack of a classmate this morning. how students are taking stand against bullying. and before we go to break, let's take a live look outside. this from the richmond san rafael bridge. we'll be right back.

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good morning, it's 5:54. looks like traffic is starting to thicken up just a bit. your back to just beyond that 880 overpass. all approaches see nice speeds. east shore freeway, nice delays as well as 580. not the case for the pass, that is our busiest spot with the crash clearing in the livermore valley. more on that coming up. >> thank you. time now, 5:54. happening today, several parents in riverside county are expected to keep their kids home from school and stage a peaceful protest in a stand against bullying. >> they are calling it ditch

for diego. diego was brutally attacked three days ago in front of a classroom. two students punched him, sending him head first into a concrete pillar. he's still in the hospital. families gathered for a vigil in a nearby park and wiped away tears as they addressed school bullying. >> we never step up for people when we see them getting bullied. we have to. >> diego's family told the school he was being bullied a week before the attack. they say when they took their complaints to the district, they brushed them off. now starting in an hour, parents are set to protest to put pressure on the district to take serious action against bullies. >> i'm teaching my kids to stand up and defend the next kid that is being bullied. >> the moreno valley school district learned of the protest and a future meeting is in the

future. it is 5:55. a live look from south texas, where many residents say they are dealing with worse conditions now than they saw during hurricane harvey. we'll have more on the damage caused by widespread flooding as we take a live look at the white house in d.c. we're live in san jose this morning where police continue to look for a shooter who hit multiple school buildings with a gun. my experience with usaa

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live from the cbs bay area studios. this is kpix5 news. >> a live look in texas this morning where they are dealing with devastating floods. we'll have a closer look. >> police are looking for a gunman after shots were fired outside a bay area campus library. >> good morning, everyone, it is friday, september 20, i'm michelle griego. >> thanks for waking up with us. it is 6:00 right now as we check our forecast. if you like sun, warm weather, it sounds like this weekend is for you, as we say good morning to mary lee. >> good morning. great weather with that

sunshine temps. we'll be warming up today and especially into the weekend. and we are going to see as we head through next week, big warmup in store for us. we'll talk about the fire danger potential coming up. a live look at the bay bridge. temperatures mainly in the 50s from concord, 57. 56 for you in san jose. good morning to you. santa rosa at 51. milder conditions for oakland and san francisco in the low 60s. so, here's what you can expect. cool start to the day. sunny and warm temperatures. not just today, but into the weekend. hotter, dryer weather expected next week with an increased fire weather risk. we'll talk about